Q: What basic information do I need to consider before an estimate?
A: Once you have decided to install a fence, you should be prepared to discuss the following points with a representative from CCC: the purpose of the fence, the exact location of the fence, what type of design features you want (height, style, material), approximate budget, desired completion date

Q. What are the basic fence materials?
A: Basic fence materials for residential use include: pressure treated wood (picket, estate and privacy), rustic split rail with wire mesh, classic ornamental aluminum fence, chainlink, and the new polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fences.

Q: Which is better cedar or pressure treated materials?
A: The basic differences between cedar and pressure treated materials are the life and visual appearance of the lumber. Cedar, usually western red, is a dense, yet light material with a tendency to resist rotting and infestation as long as it is kept above ground contact. While cedar is a sometimes more stable material it does not have the longevity of pressure treated. Pressure-treated pine, is a dense, heavyweight material with a mix of chemicals injected into the lumber during a treatment process at the mill. The chemical ACQ (Alkaline Copper Quaternary), is environmentally safe and prevents rotting or infestation from occurring during the life of the lumber. This provides for durability and longevity in custom fences. CCC recommends a pressure treated lumber fence.

Q: What kind of warranty do you offer on my fence?
A: You will have a one year warranty on all workmanship and materials on your new purchase. This warranty is backed by over a decade of proven customer service and satisfaction. In addition, the materials used in the installation of your fence are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Please ask for specifics on the product you choose!

Q: How should I care for my wood fence?
A: Although it seems obvious, we like to remind customers to use their gates with care and keep them closed especially during harsh wind and storms. Gate hardware may need to be checked or tightened occasionally. At six to twelve months: you should apply a water repellant to aid the pressure-treatment. For example, Thompson's Waterseal. It is important that a water repellant, coat of paint or stain be applied after a fence dries out. This will reduce the amount of shrinkage & warping of materials. Repeat every year or so. Once a stain, paint or water repellant has been applied, no additional care is needed to maintain the fence. With the proper care and attention, you can expect to enjoy years of satisfaction from your new fence!

Why choose CCC?
Ask ANY ONE of our past customers. Attention to detail, and fast friendly service is our priority. We aim to do this by offering a fair price without gimmicks or phony pricing schemes. We treat each customer as we would want to be treated! Find out for yourself!